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controller for a 3rd party Zoom Room or a scheduling display), choose the other two options as desired. If you are using the Neat Pad as a standalone device (e.g. To do so, choose “Set up Neat Bar with controller.” If you are setting up a Neat Bar, the Neat Pad needs to be paired with the Bar. You will have three set-up options available to you. Once this is done, follow your Neat Pad’s instructions and set the language and hit Continue. In order to force a Neat device to use Wi-Fi, there should be no wired/Ethernet connection cable physically connected. Note: if a Neat device has wired Ethernet connection to it, it will always use Ethernet. However, if you are using Wi-Fi, do not connect the Ethernet cable.

If you want to connect the Neat Bar to wired network, connect it to your network switch using an Ethernet cable.

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Note: If you are using a single TV screen, make sure you connect to Neat Bar’s HDMI 1 output.

Connect the Neat Bar to AC power and to the TV screen using the HDMI output.

Note: if you want to connect Neat Pad using Wi-Fi, skip this step.ī) LAN interface (left) Neat Pad: cabling Step 2: Power up your Neat Bar

Next, if you want to connect your Neat Pad to wired Ethernet, connect the PoE injector’s LAN interface to your network port using an Ethernet cable.

Then plug the PoE injector to your power outlet/plug socket.

To power the Neat Pad, use an Ethernet cable to connect the Pad to the PoE injector’s Power interface.

There are two interfaces on the PoE injector: a Power interface, to power the Neat Pad (icon shows a Pad with a finger) and a LAN interface, to connect the Neat Pad to your wired network (icon shows wired LAN).

If you don’t have PoE, then you can use the PoE injector (supplied) to power your Neat Pad.

For more information on PoE, please see the article: Neat Pad: Power over Ethernet (PoE) requirements.

If you have Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE) built into your network, simply use the Ethernet cable (supplied) to plug your Neat Pad directly into an Ethernet port to receive network and power.

In addition, the box includes HDMI cables and the power cables for your region.

Inside the box, you’ll find your Neat Bar, a Quick Start Guide and the mounting hardware (a table-top mount, a wall mount, a universal mounting bracket, and a monitor mount).

The box labeled “2” houses your Neat Bar.

Note: You will only need to use the wall-mounting hardware if you plan to use your Neat Pad as a scheduling display.

Inside the box itself, you’ll find the Neat Pad itself, a Quick start guide, a Power-Over-Ethernet injector, and several international plugs that you can choose from depending on where you are in the world.

Open the box for the Neat Pad first, which has a “1” labeled on it.

Your package comes with two boxes, one which contains Neat Pad, and another that contains Neat Bar.

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For step-by-step instructions, follow the guide How to connect your Neat Bar and Neat Pad over Wi-Fi. If you are planning to use Wi-Fi, please read the article Wi-Fi support on Neat devices.

Before proceeding, please read the article Network and Firewall requirements for Neat devices. The Neat Bar and Neat Pad must be on the same subnet to be able to pair successfully and complete setup.In this article, you will find step-by-step instructions on how to setup your Neat Bar and Neat Pad (brand new or after a factory-reset). Together Neat Bar and Neat Pad can provide you with a complete Zoom Room experience second to none. You can mount Neat Bar above or below one or two monitors, and it comes with Neat Pad, our dynamic touch screen, that allows you to control all the meeting room functions. Neat Bar is a simple and elegant, highly capable meeting room device in a compact design.